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Perhaps there is some sound analysis that can be to extract usual info from that audio track, but as far as my ears can tell it's just brown noise. It's like re
by jessriedel 6y ago
Perhaps there is some sound analysis that can be to extract usual info from that audio track, but as far as my ears can tell it's just brown noise. It's like reading the output of a RNG that operated on the surface of Venus; it's hard to say you've learned anything about the planet. (I mean, you've learned the average sound level is above some threshold, but that was pretty obvious from the windspeed data!)
- shireboy 6y agoWas sitting here wondering that. Are some of those sounds from the lander? Sounds like lots of wind and some mechanical sounds - or perhaps metal being corroded by sulfuric acid and excruciating heat.
- tokai 6y agoYeah there are sounds from the lander. From the drill and a lens cap coming off with explosive bolts I think. Edit: This video have tags for events in the audio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3Ife6iBdsU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3Ife6iBdsU
- jessriedel 6y agoGreat find! Of course, (as you say) other than uniform wind static you can basically only hear the sound of the drill and explosive bolts brought by the probe. Still, I was surprised to learn the windspeed at the surface is so slow.